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Untitled (diptych)

Primary (Buenos Aires, Argentina, 1953–)
NationalityArgentinean, South America
Date2000
MediumAcrylic on carved wood
DimensionsAdditional Dimension: 75 9/16 × 78 3/4 in. (192 × 200 cm)
Credit LineBlanton Museum of Art, The University of Texas at Austin, Purchase through the generosity of the Blanton Latin American Circle, 2005.173.a-b
Rights Statement
Collection AreaLatin American Art
Object number2005.173.a-b
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Label Text
As director of the Centro Cultural Ricardo Rojas during the 1990s, Gumier Maier was one of the key promoters of the “Arte Light” movement that replaced the angst-ridden and politically charged work of the 1980s with a new taste for the showy and irreverent. He uses curvilinear forms to produce an ironic commentary on art history, particularly the tension between the serious, so-called masculine aspirations of geometrical abstraction and the “effeminate” arabesques of the Baroque.
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